Burlington County, New Jersey

Planning Board

The board will review and vote on several land development applications. Approved items include the Daniels Way subdivision, River Road site plans, Willows at Eastampton, The Knowles Farm, and 2nd Street Properties, with conditional approvals and waivers where noted. The meeting also includes routine reports, stormwater management, and public comment.

• S26-06-034 230 Daniels Way – Approval
• S26-06-042 1700 River Road – Conditional Approval with Waiver
• S26-11-033 Willows at Eastampton – Conditional Approval
• B26-22-017 The Knowles Farm/425 E. Linden St. – Conditional Approval
• B26-22-018 2nd Street Properties/325 W. Main St. – Approval

Taxation Board

The Board of Taxation will meet to conduct regular business and reorganize its leadership. The agenda includes a review of a revaluation order for Woodland Township.

• Nomination of President and Vice President
• Approval of June 12, 2026, meeting minutes
• Woodland Township Revaluation Order

Land Development Review Committee

The Burlington County Land Development Review Committee will meet via conference call on July 14, 2026, to discuss seven site plan and subdivision applications. The items include three warehouse projects in Burlington Township, a subdivision in Eastampton, two properties in Moorestown, and a wireless infrastructure proposal in Medford. No votes or decisions are indicated; the agenda notes a discussion and checklist rejection list.

• S26-06-034: 230 Daniels Way Warehouse (Burlington Twp)
• S26-06-042: 1700 River Rd Warehouse (Burlington Twp)
• S26-06-043: 1805 River Rd Warehouse (Burlington Twp)
• S26-11-033: Willows at Eastampton (Eastampton Twp)
• B26-22-017: The Knowles Farm – 425 E Linden St (Moorestown Twp)

The committee approved the 230 Daniels Way warehouse in Burlington Township. It gave conditional approvals, each with a waiver, to the 1700 River Rd and 1805 River Rd warehouses in Burlington Township, the Willows at Eastampton project, the Knowles Farm development in Moorestown, and the Eastern Wireless Infrastructure in Medford. The 2nd Street Properties warehouse in Moorestown was also approved.

• Approved 230 Daniels Way warehouse (Burlington Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver for 1700 River Rd warehouse (Burlington Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver for 1805 River Rd warehouse (Burlington Township)
• Conditional approval for Willows at Eastampton (Eastampton Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver for The Knowles Farm at 425 E Linden St (Moorestown Township)
• Approved 2nd Street Properties warehouse at 325 W Main St (Moorestown Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver for Eastern Wireless Infrastructure (Medford Township)

Planning Board

This meeting of the Burlington County Planning Board is primarily procedural, including approval of minutes and reports on past land development reviews and performance guarantees. The board will hear reports on three site plans from the June 9 meeting, including a disapproval and two conditional approvals. No new substantive decisions are on the agenda.

• Report on S26-38-022 The Apartments at Willingboro Place – Conditional Approval
• Report on S26-25-026 M&M Fort Ave Devel/35 Wrightstown Road – Disapproval
• Report on S26-32-029 Lakha Tull/2 Lyons Ct Micro Farm – Conditional Approval
• Acceptance and release of performance/maintenance guarantees (no details provided)
• Meeting open to public

The Planning Board approved the June 9, 2026 meeting minutes and accepted the Land Development Review Committee agenda. It gave conditional approval to The Apartments at Willingboro Place and the Lakha Tull micro‑farm, and disapproved the M&M Fort Ave development. The Board also approved Fieldsboro Borough’s stormwater management plan and accepted one maintenance guarantee while releasing two others.

• Approved June 9, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda (unanimous)
• Conditional approval of The Apartments at Willingboro Place (unanimous)
• Disapproval of M&M Fort Ave Development (unanimous)
• Conditional approval of Lakha Tull micro‑farm (unanimous)
• Approved Fieldsboro Borough Stormwater Management Plan (unanimous)
• Accepted one maintenance guarantee (unanimous)
• Released two maintenance guarantees (unanimous)

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation will review a letter and stat sheets from the Division of Taxation regarding under-assessed values in Washington and Woodland Townships. The board will also receive a property data presentation from Balcony. The meeting includes approval of minutes from three prior meetings. No other major decisions are listed.

• Review of under-assessed values in Washington and Woodland Townships
• Property data presentation by Balcony
• Approval of minutes from May 1, 15, and 22, 2026

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee is meeting via conference call to discuss three specific site applications. The committee will review development proposals across Willingboro, New Hanover, and Shamong Townships.

• The Apartments at Willingboro Place: Charleston Rd (CR 630), US Route 130, and Marvin Ellis Way
• M&M Fort Ave Devel: 35 Wrightstown Rd, New Hanover Township
• Lakha Tull Micro Farm: 2 Lyons Ct, Shamong Township

The Land Development Review Committee issued conditional approvals for The Apartments at Willingboro Place and the Lakha Tull micro farm. A development proposal for M&M Fort Ave at 35 Wrightstown Rd was disapproved.

• Conditional approval granted for The Apartments at Willingboro Place
• Disapproved M&M Fort Ave Devel at 35 Wrightstown Rd
• Conditional approval granted for Lakha Tull - 2 Lyons Ct Micro Farm

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board will vote on minutes from May and review land development plans, including conditional approvals for Lumberton Village/Reserve, Riverside Townhomes, and the Benedetti Sports Complex. The board will also accept or release performance and maintenance guarantees. The meeting is largely procedural with a public comment period.

• Conditional approval for Lumberton Village/Reserve (Site Plan S26-17-016)
• Conditional approval with waiver for Riverside Townhomes (B26-30-012)
• Conditional approval for Benedetti Sports Complex (Subdivision B26-25-011)
• Conditional approval with waiver for Lumberton Village/Reserve (Subdivision B26-17-010)
• Performance and maintenance guarantees accepted and released

The Planning Board approved the minutes from the May 12, 2026 meeting. The Board also accepted two performance guarantees and released one maintenance guarantee.

• Approved May 12, 2026 meeting minutes (carried by all)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda for May 12, 2026 (carried by all)
• Accepted two performance guarantees (carried by all)
• Released one maintenance guarantee (carried by all)

Election Board

The Board of Elections will meet to approve minutes from May 12, 2026, and a bills list covering May 8 to May 28, 2026. There are no new or old business items listed on the agenda.

• Approval of May 12, 2026 Regular and Executive Session minutes
• Approval of bills list for May 8, 2026 – May 28, 2026
• Correspondence regarding Bordentown Township Ballot Box
• Correspondence from Division of Elections regarding exit polling, certificates of assistor, and emergency/provisional ballots

Taxation Board

The Board of Taxation will certify the County Equalization Table and amend the completion date for the New Hanover Township revaluation order. The meeting is a standard regular session held in person at the County Commissioner's Board Room.

• Certification of the County Equalization Table
• Amendment of New Hanover Township Revaluation Order completion date
• Regular meeting scheduled for Friday, June 12, 2026

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation will consider Resolution 2026-7 to certify tax lists and an administrative change for Edgewater Park Block 501 Lot 1 regarding fire suppression. The board will also review the preliminary equalization table and hear reports from the administrator and commissioners. Public comment will be taken.

• Approval of Administrative Change for Edgewater Park Block 501 Lot 1 Fire Suppression
• Resolution 2026-7 certification of tax lists
• Preliminary Equalization Table review
• Reports from Administrator and Commissioners
• Open to the public

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board will consider several actions on farmland preservation, including preliminary approval for 2026 batch easements on 529 acres across seven farms and final approval for 2025 batch easements on 333 acres. The board will also vote on a term easement termination for Haines Berry Farm and review activities at Richard Allen Farm. A closed session will discuss a proposal for the former Ditullio Farm.

• Review of activities at Richard Allen Farm / Hallowspire LLC in Southampton Township (motion)
• Term easement termination for Haines Berry Farm, LLC in Pemberton Township (resolution)
• Preliminary approval of 2026 batch applications covering 529 acres: Russo, Specca, Kirby, Lounsberry, Bruch, Seward, and Varano farms
• Final approval of 2025 batch applications covering 333 acres: Dennis & Susan Roohr in New Hanover and D.R. Horton in Lumberton
• Closed session discussion of a proposal for the former Ditullio Farm (V-Farm Real Estate LLC)

Land Development Review Committee

The Burlington County Land Development Review Committee will discuss four applications via conference call. Items include a subdivision and site plan for The Reserve at Lumberton, townhomes in Riverside, and a sports complex subdivision in New Hanover. The agenda also references a Checklist Rejection List via Webex link.

• Lumberton Village – The Reserve at Lumberton (Subdivision) at Eayrestown Road & Newbolds Corner Rd
• Lumberton Village – The Reserve at Lumberton (Site Plan) at same location
• Riverside Townhomes by Renato Figueira at St. Mihiel Dr, American Legion Dr, & Lincoln Ave
• Benedetti Sports Complex – MSB Real Estate Prop (Subdivision) at Wrightstown-Cookstown Road

The Land Development Review Committee conditionally approved two projects in Lumberton Village and two projects in Riverside and New Hanover Townships, each with a waiver where noted. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Conditional approval w/ waiver for B26-17-010 Lumberton Village – The Reserve at Lumberton (Subdivision)
• Conditional approval for S26-17-016 Lumberton Village – The Reserve at Lumberton (Site Plan)
• Conditional approval w/ waiver for B26-30-012 Riverside Townhomes – Renato Figueira (Subdivision)
• Conditional approval for B26-25-011 Benedetti Sports Complex – MSB Real Estate Prop (Subdivision)

Election Board

The Burlington County Board of Elections will consider moving two Burlington City polling locations (W1D1 and W1D2) from a classroom at Corson Poley Center to the museum at Corson Poley Center. The board will also certify polling locations for the 2026 election and approve minutes from the April 21 meeting. Public comment and reports on the tabulation schedule are scheduled.

• Relocate Burlington City polling sites W1D1 and W1D2 to Corson Poley Center museum
• Certification of 2026 polling locations
• Approval of April 21, 2026 meeting minutes

The Burlington County Board of Elections approved the April 21 meeting minutes and the bills list covering April 17 to May 7, 2026. It also approved moving two Burlington City polling sites to a new location within the same center and certified all 2026 polling locations as ADA accessible. All actions were approved by unanimous vote.

• Approved April 21, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bills list April 17–May 7, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved moving Burlington City W1D1 and W1D2 to Corson Poley Center Museum (unanimous)
• Certified 2026 polling locations as ADA accessible (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board will consider two site‑plan applications. The Flagship Car Wash project (S26‑13‑008) is slated for a conditional approval. The Cramer Family Farm Barn project (S26‑16‑011) is slated for a conditional approval with waivers, alongside routine reports and public business.

• S26-13-008 Flagship Car Wash – Conditional Approval
• S26-16-011 Cramer Family Farm Barn – Conditional Approval with waivers

The Planning Board approved Delran Township's Stormwater Control Ordinance after a recommendation from the Board Engineer. It also accepted the Land Development Review Committee agenda, which includes conditional approvals for the Flagship Car Wash and Cramer Family Farm Barn projects. The Board accepted two performance guarantees and released one performance and one maintenance guarantee. The minutes of the April 14, 2026 meeting were approved.

• Approved Delran stormwater control ordinance (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda with conditional approvals for Flagship Car Wash and Cramer Family Farm Barn (unanimous)
• Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes (all voted yes, 1 abstention)
• Accepted two performance guarantees as presented (unanimous)
• Released one performance guarantee and one maintenance guarantee as presented (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation will meet to approve administrative corrections for 30 municipalities and decide on tax appeal stipulations. The board will also consider resolutions regarding the custodian of records and the county equalization ratio.

• Approval of $250 property tax deductions for three properties in Mt Holly Twp
• Resolution 2026-6 to establish County Equalization Ratio to 100%
• Administrative changes/correction of errors for 30 municipalities
• Resolution 2026-5 allowing the tax board to strike tax rates
• Review of Beverly City reassessment application approved by the Division of Taxation

Election Board

The Burlington County Board of Elections will consider approving polling location changes for ten townships as part of redistricting adjustments. Also up for discussion are two specific polling moves in Burlington City, an early voting location change, and a ballot drop box relocation. The board will also approve minutes from March and a bills list.

• Polling location changes for Bordentown, Burlington, Eastampton, Evesham, Lumberton, Moorestown, North Hanover, Pemberton, Tabernacle, and Westampton townships
• Move Burlington City W1D1 from Burlington Manor to Corson Poley Center and W4D3 from Burlington Housing Authority to Tabernacle Baptist Church
• Move Mt. Laurel early voting location from RCBC Student Success Center to Votta Hall, Room 135
• Move Bordentown Township ballot drop box from Municipal Building to Senior Community Center, 3 Municipal Drive
• Approval of bills list from March 7 to April 16, 2026

The Burlington County Board of Elections unanimously approved a series of polling‑location adjustments for ten townships and two Burlington City wards. It also certified Moorestown Fire District No. 1 boundaries and moved that election to November, relocated the Mount Laurel early‑voting site, and changed the Bordentown Township ballot drop‑box location. The board further approved a memo to the Superintendent to mail letters to voters affected by redistricting, and approved the prior meeting minutes and bills list.

• Approved polling location changes for ten townships and two Burlington City wards (unanimous)
• Certified Moorestown Fire District No. 1 boundaries and moved its election to November (unanimous)
• Held motion to move Moorestown Fire District No. 2 election to November (no vote)
• Approved moving Mount Laurel early voting location to Votta Hall, Room 135 (unanimous)
• Approved moving Bordentown Township ballot drop box to Senior Community Center, 3 Municipal Drive (unanimous)
• Approved memo to Superintendent requesting letters to voters affected by redistricting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of the March 10, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved bills list from March 7 to April 16, 2026 (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The committee is meeting via conference call to review land development applications. The agenda includes two specific project reviews and a discussion on checklist rejections.

• Flagship Car Wash Evesham: Maple Ave (CR 607), Church Rd (CR 616), & Greentree Rd (CR 674)
• Cramer Family Farm Barn: Fostertown Road (CR 636)

The committee met by conference call on April 14, 2025. The agenda listed a conditional approval for the Flagship Car Wash project in Evesham and a conditional approval with waivers for the Cramer Family Farm Barn in Hainesport. The minutes do not record any decisions, vote tallies, or outcomes for these items.

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board will meet to review land development reports and handle administrative business. The board will report on the conditional approval of two subdivisions and one site plan from the March 24 meeting.

• Conditional approval of Trotters Crossing Park Turf Field ($26-24-007)
• Conditional approval of Virtua Mt. Holly Hospital (B26-23-005)
• Conditional approval with waiver for Verner-Hussman/34 Arney’s Mount Road (B26-29-007)

The Planning Board approved the minutes from the March 24, 2026 meeting. It then accepted the agenda for the Land Development Review Committee meeting of March 24, 2026, which listed conditional approvals for Trotters Crossing Park Turf Field, Virtua Mt. Holly Hospital, and Verner‑Hussman/34 Arney’s Mount Road. Finally, the Board released one performance guarantee and two maintenance guarantees as presented.

• Approved March 24, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda listing three conditional approvals (unanimous)
• Released 1 performance guarantee and 2 maintenance guarantees (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board will review and approve several land development applications. Conditional approvals with waivers were passed for Yousif Retail, Feeley’s Landscaping, Spotless Car Wash, 144 Carranza Road, and the Willingboro AH JV project on Route 130. The board also accepted and released performance/maintenance guarantees. The meeting includes routine items such as the Sunshine Law reading, roll call, and minutes from the February 10, 2026 meeting.

• S25-06-085 Yousif Retail – Conditional Approval with Waiver
• S25-10-089 Feeley’s Landscaping – Conditional Approval with Waiver
• B25-35-040 144 Carranza Road – Conditional Approval
• B26-38-001 Willingboro AH JV/4284 Rt. 130 – Conditional Approval
• S25-06-071 Spotless Car Wash – Conditional Approval with Waiver

The Planning Board approved the February 10, 2026 meeting minutes, with Commissioner Burrell abstaining. The Board accepted the Land Development Review Committee agenda, which included conditional approvals for several subdivisions and site plans. The Board also accepted Willingboro Township's Stormwater Management Plan and approved two performance guarantees while releasing one. No old or new business was considered.

• Approved Feb 10, 2026 minutes (all except Burrell abstained)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda with conditional approvals (all)
• Accepted Willingboro Stormwater Management Plan (all)
• Accepted two performance guarantees as presented (all)
• Released one performance guarantee as presented (all)

Land Development Review Committee

The committee is meeting via conference call to review land development items. The agenda includes projects in Mount Laurel, Mount Holly, and Pemberton townships.

• Trotters Crossing Park Turf Field at Walton Ave & Union Mill Rd
• Virtua Mt Holly Hospital at Madison Ave, South Ave, Greenwood Ave, & Bank Ave
• Verner-Hussman at 34 Arney’s Mount Rd

The committee conditionally approved the Trotters Crossing Park Turf Field project in Mount Laurel Township. It also conditionally approved the Virtua Mt Holly Hospital project in Mt. Holly Township. Finally, it conditionally approved the Verner‑Hussman development on Arney’s Mount Road in Pemberton Township, with required waivers.

• Conditional approval – Trotters Crossing Park Turf Field (Mount Laurel Township)
• Conditional approval – Virtua Mt Holly Hospital (Mount Holly Township)
• Conditional approval – Verner‑Hussman, 34 Arney’s Mount Rd (Pemberton Township) with waivers

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation will approve the March 13, 2026 meeting minutes. It will hear tax appeals and approve stipulations for Delanco, Florence, Medford, and Mt. Laurel, a withdrawal for Florence, and an AWOP for Delanco. The board will also adopt a revised judgment for Chesterfield case 07-2600004L and approve administrative corrections for ten municipalities filed between March 10‑17, 2026. The next meeting is scheduled for May 1, 2026 at 9:00 am.

• Approval of March 13, 2026 meeting minutes
• Tax appeal decisions: Delanco – AWOP; Florence – Withdraw; Medford – Stipulation; Mt. Laurel – Stipulation
• Revised judgment for Chesterfield case 07-2600004L
• Administrative changes/corrections for Burlington City, Chesterfield, Eastampton, Maple Shade, Mt. Laurel, Palmyra, Pemberton Twp, Shamong, Southampton, Tabernacle
• Next board meeting set for Friday, May 1, 2026 at 9:00 am

The Board approved the March 13, 2026 meeting minutes and several tax‑related motions, including an AWOP for Delanco, withdrawal for Florence and stipulations for Medford and Mt Laurel, a revised judgment for Chesterfield, and administrative corrections for ten municipalities. All motions were adopted with unanimous affirmative votes from the commissioners present. The Board also cancelled the scheduled meetings for March 27, April 10, and April 24, 2026.

• Approved March 13, 2026 meeting minutes (4‑0)
• Approved AWOP for Delanco (3‑0) – Rivell recused
• Approved withdrawal for Florence and stipulations for Medford & Mt Laurel (4‑0)
• Revised judgment for Chesterfield 07‑2600004L (4‑0)
• Approved administrative corrections for Burlington City, Chesterfield, Eastampton, Maple Shade, Mt Laurel, Palmyra, Pemberton Twp, Shamong, Southampton, Tabernacle (4‑0)
• Cancelled scheduled meetings for March 27, April 10, and April 24, 2026
• Adjourned meeting at 9:38 am (4‑0)

Taxation Board

The Burlington County Board of Taxation will hear tax appeals for Chesterfield, Palmyra, and other municipalities, and approve administrative changes for Burlington Township, Delran, and others. The board will also consider a resolution allowing Beverly City to complete a reassessment.

• Tax appeal hearings for Chesterfield, Palmyra, Mt Laurel, and 7 other municipalities
• Approval of administrative changes for Burlington Twp, Delran, Eastampton, and 5 others
• Resolution 2026-2 allowing Beverly City to complete a reassessment
• Withdrawals and stipulations for tax appeals in Bordentown Twp, Burlington City, and 9 others
• Next meeting scheduled for Friday, March 20, 2026, at 9:00 am

The Board approved the February 20, 2026 meeting minutes. It approved multiple tax appeal stipulations and a revision of appeal 32-2600001D in Shamong. Administrative corrections for several municipalities and the Beverly City reassessment application were also approved. The meeting was adjourned at 11:19 a.m.

• Approved February 20, 2026 meeting minutes (Locatell motion, Holley seconded, Rivell abstained)
• Approved stipulations, withdrawals and affirmations without prejudice for 15 municipalities (Locatell motion, Bucs seconded, recusal noted)
• Approved revision of appeal 32-2600001D in Shamong (Kennedy motion, Locatell seconded)
• Approved administrative changes/corrections of errors for 8 municipalities (Bucs motion, Locatell seconded)
• Approved Beverly City reassessment application and Resolution 2026-2 (Kennedy motion, Locatell seconded)
• Approved motion to adjourn the meeting (Locatell motion, Rivell seconded)

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The Burlington County Agriculture Development Board will hold a closed‑session discussion on easement violations at Former Katona Farms in Chesterfield Township and consider a motion for potential legal action. It will also review activities and applications for several farms in Southampton, Mansfield, Chesterfield, and Springfield townships, including renewals and a new application for Tramonti Vineyards. The meeting includes elections for Chair and Vice Chair, staff updates, and a public comment period.

• Nomination/election of Chair and Vice Chair (Board reorganization)
• Review of activities for Richard Allen Farm / Hallowspire LLC – Southampton Township
• Proposal of activities for Former Ditullio Farm (V‑Farm Real Estate LLC) – presentation/motion
• SADC direct easement application for Gager Farm – Southampton Township (motion)
• Potential legal action motion regarding easement violations at Former Katona Farms – Chesterfield Township

Election Board

The Board of Elections will conduct its reorganization, including nominations for Chairman and Secretary. Members will discuss the 2026 budget, redistricting maps for ten townships, and an early voting location in Hainesport Township.

• Redistricting maps for Bordentown, Burlington, Eastampton, Evesham, Lumberton, Moorestown, North Hanover, Pemberton, Tabernacle, and Westampton Townships
• 2026 Budget
• Early Voting Location: Hainesport Township Municipal Building
• Approval of bills list for February 18, 2026 — March 6, 2026
• Reorganization and nomination of Chairman and Secretary

The Board reappointed Heather Cheesman as Chairwoman and George Nyikita as Secretary, and named the Burlington County Times and Courier-Post as official newspapers. It approved the regular meeting schedule, the 2026 election budget, and the proposed redistricting scenario maps. The Board also added a tenth early‑voting location at the Hainesport Municipal Building.

• Reappointed Heather Cheesman as Chairwoman (unanimous)
• Appointed George Nyikita as Secretary (unanimous)
• Named Burlington County Times and Courier-Post as official newspapers (unanimous)
• Designated the front window of the Board office as the official bulletin board (unanimous)
• Approved regular meeting schedule for 2026‑2027 (unanimous)
• Approved the 2026 Board of Elections budget (unanimous)
• Approved redistricting scenario maps for multiple townships (unanimous)
• Added a tenth early‑voting location at Hainesport Municipal Building, 1401 Marne Hwy (unanimous)

Election Board

The Board of Elections will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and a bills list for the period of January 24 to February 17, 2026. The board will also address redistricting under old business.

• Approval of January 27, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of bills list from January 24, 2026 – February 17, 2026
• Discussion of redistricting

On February 27, 2026 the Burlington County Board of Elections unanimously certified the mail‑in results for Burlington Township Fire District No. 1 and Chesterfield Township Fire District No. 1, and also certified the results for Moorestown Township Fire Districts No. 1 and No. 2 (with one abstention). Earlier, on February 20, 2026 the Board unanimously approved the January 27 meeting minutes and the bills list covering January 24‑February 17, and voted to suspend the meeting until the fire‑election results were certified.

• Approved January 27, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bills list Jan 24‑Feb 17, 2026 (unanimous)
• Suspended meeting until fire election certification (unanimous)
• Certified fire election results for Burlington Township FD No. 1 and Chesterfield Township FD No. 1 (unanimous)
• Certified fire election results for Moorestown Township FD No. 1 and No. 2 (unanimous, one abstention)

Taxation Board

The Board of Taxation will conduct tax appeal hearings for several municipalities. The body will also consider the appointment of a County Tax Administrator and review 2026-2027 meeting dates.

• Tax appeal hearings for Florence, Edgewater Park, North Hanover, Pemberton Twp, Delran, Moorestown, and Eastampton
• Resolution 2026-1 to appoint a County Tax Administrator
• Approval of administrative changes/correction of errors for 18 municipalities
• 2026 NJACTB Dues
• Approval of December 12, 2025, meeting minutes

The Board approved the December 12, 2025 meeting minutes and a series of tax‑appeal stipulations and withdrawals for multiple municipalities. It also approved administrative corrections for dozens of municipalities, appointed Donn Lamon as Tax Administrator, authorized payment of 2026 NJACTB dues from the trust fund, and cancelled the February 27 and March 6 meetings.

• Approved Dec 12 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved stipulations, withdrawals and affirmations without prejudice for listed municipalities (unanimous)
• Approved administrative changes/corrections for listed municipalities (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026‑1 appointing Donn Lamon as County Tax Administrator (unanimous)
• Approved payment of 2026 NJACTB dues from the trust fund (unanimous)
• Cancelled scheduled meetings for Feb 27 2026 and Mar 6 2026 (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting at 9:55 am (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board will meet on February 10, 2026, to review land development plans, accept performance guarantees, and discuss old and new business. The meeting will be held in person at the County Engineer’s Office and virtually.

• Review of 5 land development plans including S25-09-081 on 800 Coopertown Road
• Conditional approvals for Navy Federal Credit Union and US Gas Evesham
• Acceptance of performance/maintenance guarantees
• Release of performance/maintenance guarantees
• Next meeting scheduled for March 10, 2026

The Board approved the minutes of the January 13, 2026 meeting, accepted the Land Development Review Committee agenda, and authorized the release of one performance guarantee. All motions were carried unanimously and the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved January 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda for Jan 13, 2026 (unanimous)
• Released one performance guarantee as presented (unanimous)
• Adjourned the February 10, 2026 meeting (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee will hold a conference call to review five development proposals in Burlington County, including a proposed retail building expansion, a landscaping project, and a municipal project. The committee will also discuss checklist rejections.

• S25-06-085: Proposed Retail Bldg Exp in Burlington Township
• S25-10-089: Feeley’s Landscaping project in Delran Township
• B25-35-040: 144 Carranza Rd in Tabernacle Township
• B26-38-001: Willingboro AH JV project at 4284 Rt 130
• S25-06-071: Spotless Car Wash in Burlington Township

The Land Development Review Committee met by conference call on Tuesday, February 10, 2025 at 3:00 PM. The committee granted conditional approval, each with a waiver, to five projects: Yousif Retail Building Expansion in Burlington Township; Feeley’s Landscaping in Delran Township; 144 Carranza Road in Tabernacle Township; Willingboro AH JV at 4284 Route 130 in Willingboro Township; and Spotless Car Wash in Burlington Township.

• Conditional approval with waiver – Yousif Retail Building Expansion, Burlington‑Mt. Holly Rd (CR 541), Burlington Township
• Conditional approval with waiver – Feeley’s Landscaping, Hartford Rd (CR 686), Delran Township
• Conditional approval with waiver – 144 Carranza Rd, Carranza Rd (CR 648) & Mallard Dr, Tabernacle Township
• Conditional approval with waiver – Willingboro AH JV, 4284 Rt 130, Charleston Rd (CR 630) & US Rt 130, Willingboro Township
• Conditional approval with waiver – Spotless Car Wash, Burlington‑Mt. Holly Rd (CR 541), Burlington Bypass (CR 541T) & Cadillac Dr, Burlington Township

Election Board

The Burlington County Board of Elections will consider moving Willingboro polling locations from schools to alternative sites. Specific new sites include the JFK Center gyms and banquet halls, the Willingboro Fire Department, and the Willingboro Public Library, with districts assigned to each location. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings, approve a list of bills, and discuss redistricting and a legislation tracker report.

• Relocate Willingboro polling locations from schools to JFK Center Gym A (Districts 19,23,24,26,27,28)
• Relocate to JFK Center Gym B (Districts 15,16,17,18)
• Relocate to JFK Center Gym C (Districts 31,32,33) and Gym D (Districts 12,14,20)
• Relocate to JFK Center Banquet Hall Left (Districts 3,4,5,6) and Right (Districts 21,22,34,35,36)
• Relocate to Willingboro Fire Department (Districts 13,25,29) and Willingboro Public Library (Districts 1,2,7,8,9,10,11,30)

The Burlington County Board of Elections approved the minutes from its December 2025 meetings and the bills list covering Dec 4, 2025 through Jan 23, 2026. It also approved a set of polling‑location changes for the Willingboro area, assigning specific districts to various venues. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved December 9, 2025 and December 24, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bills list Dec 4, 2025–Jan 23, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Willingboro polling location changes for districts 1‑36 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Land Development Review Committee

The Land Development Review Committee will meet via conference call to review five specific land development applications. The meeting includes a discussion on checklist rejections.

• S25-09-081: 800 Coopertown Rd, Delanco Township
• S25-06-082: Navy Federal Credit Union, Burlington Township
• S25-13-083: US Gas Evesham, Evesham Township
• B25-07-039: E & E Landscaping, Chesterfield Township
• S25-22-042: Avenue 537 Phase 3, Moorestown Township

The committee reviewed five development applications. It gave conditional approval to the 800 Coopertown Rd project in Delanco Township, the US Gas Evesham project in Evesham Township, the E & E Landscaping project in Chesterfield Township, and the Avenue 537 Phase 3 project in Moorestown Township, each with a waiver where noted. It granted full approval to the Navy Federal Credit Union project in Burlington Township.

• Conditional approval – 800 Coopertown Rd (Delanco Township)
• Approval – Navy Federal Credit Union (Burlington Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver – US Gas Evesham (Evesham Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver – E & E Landscaping (Chesterfield Township)
• Conditional approval with waiver – Avenue 537 Phase 3 (Moorestown Township)

Planning Board

The Burlington County Planning Board will review and vote on conditional approvals for six development proposals, including a Brew Drive‑Thru Coffee, Taylor’s Lane residential project, Nicklow, a self‑storage facility, JZE Solar on Fort Dix Road, and a Tractor Supply store. The agenda also includes routine items such as the Sunshine Law reading, roll call, minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting, reports from the Land Development Review and Stormwater Management committees, and the election of officers. The meeting will conclude with a public comment period and schedule the next meeting for February 10, 2026.

• S25-17-075 7 Brew Drive‑Thru Coffee – Conditional Approval with Waiver
• B25-08-035 Rebecca Taylor/7‑9 Taylor’s Lane – Conditional Approval
• S25-01-065 Nicklow – Conditional Approval
• S25-11-050 Total Site Imps. Self Storage – Conditional Approval with Waiver
• S25-29-077 JZE Solar/244 Fort Dix Road – Conditional Approval

The Planning Board approved the minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting. It accepted the agenda for the Dec 9, 2025 Land Development Review Committee, which listed multiple conditional approvals. The Board accepted one performance guarantee and released another. The same officers from 2025 were re‑elected for 2026.

• Approved December 9, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted Land Development Review Committee agenda for Dec 9, 2025 (unanimous)
• Accepted one performance guarantee (unanimous)
• Released one performance guarantee (unanimous)
• Re‑elected 2026 Planning Board officers (unanimous)
• Adjourned the meeting (unanimous)

County's Agriculture Development Board (CADB)

The County's Agriculture Development Board is meeting to consider resolutions regarding farm labor housing and easement terminations. The board will also review preservation offers for 2025 batch applications during a closed session.

• Hainesport LLC (Sylk) Farm Ag. Labor Housing Request in Hainesport Twp.
• William Poinsett Farm Term Easement Termination in Pemberton Twp.
• Rose Farm SADC Direct Easement Applications in Pemberton Twp.
• Presentation on Route 206 & Smithville Rd. Corridor in Southampton Twp.
• Offers for Preservation for 2025 Batch Applications